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    Zink The Life That Jay Gatsby Built For Himself In the novel “The Great Gatsby” written by F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1920 illustrates the lifestyles of the wealth adapted throughout life by many that could possibly lead to fame or misfortune. One particular character that Fitzgerald focused on was Jay Gatsby. Gatsby was a man who was from the West Egg but portrayed to be someone from the East Egg all alone. Gatsby had good intentions but they did not fit his character. He was a man who gained wealth

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    seen as an advocacy against political oppression and the violation of human rights. In Island of Despair‚ an Iranian refugee testified to the fact that there was no real difference between being detained at the detention centre and living freely as recognised refugees on Nauru. “We now understand that getting the refugee status does not give us any freedom‚ we have no idea how long we are in for

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    or in a manner lacking due respect.  Sentence from the Novel:   Most of the confidences were unsought… or a hostile ​ levity​  when I realized by some  unmistakable sign…  Original Sentence:   The ​ levity​  by which he treated the subject seemed disposed with a misplaced gaiety that  emulated some sort of defense‚ or lack thereof.  2. Supercilious­ ​ adjective; ​ behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to  others.  Sentence from the Novel:  Now he was a sturdy‚ straw haired man of thirty with a rather hard mouth and a ​

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    American West The “American West” is not what many people think of when they hear those words. People think of it as cowboys and Indians fighting on the Great Plains and in the canyons or the travel across rugged terrain traveling as fast as they could for the gold rush. In all honesty the west started as soon as the Americas began to be colonized and many historians say it begins at the Proclamation Line of 1763. They had many struggles with the Native Americans‚ the French trying to take their

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    Friederich S. Fitzgerald weaves together the motifs of materialism and lies/illusion in The Great Gatsby to express a theme in a couple of ways. First‚ he uses Gatsby’s illusion of love for Daisy to mix between the two motifs in crazy ways. Second‚ he uses the power of status to show how people come up to be and where they sit in the power chart. And lastly‚ the death of Myrtle is whipped into lies and materialism that comes to a dreadful end. Fitzgerald tells a story of love‚ lies‚ and deceit‚ and

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    The American Dream: dead or alive? In Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ the theme can be separated into two major aspects. First‚ love versus money- criticizing the corruption of the American dream‚ and second‚ “sight and insight”-the perception that there is no all seeing presence (higher accountability) in the modern world. The American Dream is not dead it is‚ however‚ very corrupted. First‚ the issue of love versus money‚ the criticizing of the corruption of the American dream‚ to show this

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    Morrison use gold as a motif for Milkman finding himself and his identity? In Song of Solomon‚ Toni Morrison uses two main incidents in Milkman’s journey‚ to reveal that gold is a motif for Milkman finding himself and his identity. The first extraordinary incident introduces itself during Milkman’s search for gold in the south‚ when Milkman is out swimming with Sweet in the nearest quarry. Here Milkman‚ driven by his restless search for gold‚ realizes his true identity when he finds out that he belongs

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    Niue Island

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    Niue is located 1‚491 miles northeast of New Zealand between Tonga and Samoa and Cook Islands. It is 100 square miles in area and is an upraised coral atoll. The major land features are caves‚ a steep limestone central plateau‚ sea cliffs and tide pools along coast‚ mountains and rainforests. In Niue they have warm days and at night it is cold. It is mostly raining and stormy. They have stormy and sunny but mostly storming. Niue is unique because there are no endemic plants. All of the plants

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    The Galapagos Islands The Galapagos Islands are a group of 16 islands located in the Pacific Ocean that straddle the equator about 525 miles west of the South American Coastline. The islands were formed by underwater volcanoes millions of years ago and belong to Ecuador. The Galapagos are well known for their vast diversity in plant and animal populations. Some of the plant and animal life found on the islands cannot be found anywhere else in the world. The Galapagos Islands are considered to

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    In his discussion with Lady Philosophy‚ Boethius first makes note of a variety of key points which ultimately form the foundation of his argument. First of his key points is that everybody is mortal and therefore everybody must die‚ secondly‚ that human beings are rational creatures‚ and thirdly‚ that human beings possess the faculty

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